He’s too galaxy brained to see when 4 movies have the same distinct word in them. Must be tough. That’s the only connection I could find from all 5 sets.
Had no idea what his name was but knew that it was house that was the dad. Haven't seen the movie in 15 years but watched it everyday from the age of 6-7 haha
I graduated in 2010...texting was still something only kids did to communicate when we weren't like allowed to talk(in class). Call was still primary, and it wasn't called "texting" yet. You'd "exchange text messages" or "send SMS messages" lol it's a fair point tbh
A block? Or like the one in water? My market has the “log” that’s in water and pre-sliced into discs and that stuff is one of the most enticing “eat on its own” snacks I can even think of. Now I need to get some to snack on
@@Broketheair I mean in terms of how it’s made, yes. But it’s often sold dry - as shredded mozzarella for pizza, maybe a block that’s not shredded (that you can shred for pizza… lol) or string cheese. All dry form, but yeah that sucks to snack on, compared to the ball or “log” that is sold still soaking in water! Edit: apparently the distinction is termed “fresh” vs “low-moisture”, where low-moisture is dried/briefly aged and ultimately sold dry. “Fresh” is still soaking in water.
NL being blind to “Dirty/Harry/Clint Eastwood” And “Hell/Hell/Hell/Hell” had me rolling. As someone said in the last one, there’s an apparent inverse relation between movie knowledge and ability to get some of the easiest connections 😂
Yes I had 7 classes a day. 6 with homework, since one of those was PE. I don't think I did a single page of homework in all of high school though. I wasn't going to spend 10 hours at school / getting to and from school just to spend the rest of my day doing mind-numbing useless review.
Same. Did most of my homework though, but only what I could cram during study hall/free periods. We actually had 8 periods a day - one of which was always free due to PE being free since I was in a school sport. Past freshman year, another free period was baked into the 8 periods, except when our overachieving-ass school encouraged throwing in an extra AP class so that I had 2 of one class type (e.g. math being both AP Calc *AND* AP Statistics). At that point, whatever homework couldn’t get finished during the day in free periods, the beginning of the class, or other classes (lol) was just turned in incomplete and I just dealt with that. Cuz screw homework after waking up at 5:30am and getting home around 7pm after athletics practice/games. Plenty of kids did their full assignments ahead of time, but I just couldn’t accept being pained to that severe of an extent
We'll make a deal: We'll move Dominica next to the Dominican Republic if you switch Washington and District of Columbia, so it can be next to British Columbia while the city of Washington can be in the state of Washington.
This is 100% true I'm ot joking my sophomore year of highschool my school said "we're going to flex mod" so the next the next years there was 23 ish 15 minute blocks of schedule. There was no bell you had to know when your classes were and go there on your own. Classes could take multiple blocks and also over lap with each other. If there was a gap between your classes you could eat lunch, go to little study rooms where an on duty teacher would help if you needed anything. It went kinda hard but I was also a junior and senior under this with almost no needed credits. Freshmen had a fucked up nightmare schedule.
8:01 I love this tiny audience interaction where he highlights the subtly respectful framing of the chatter. 10/10 emotional intelligence, Also obviously correct opinion about gray being more comfortable. (my personal theory being, gray sweatpants are unacceptable to wear out in polite society, so you know you're snugged for a comfy night in, whereas black sweatpants can be worn in public so you can't totally 100% relax your brain because you know you could be reasonably expected to run a quick errand.)
Now I feel weird for my 45 minute class periods. We could have up to 9 in a day but we usually didn't, it was different for every day of the week. Sometimes you'd have first two periods off but go until ninth, or you'd start fresh at 8:15am but only go until lunch and then beat it back home
I watched Stuart little growing up so it was the first time seeing that actor. Not knowing it was house til years later. I also had no idea it was Michael j fox for the same reason. I was too young to know a ton of actors. I never seen house but when I do I’ll think of Stuart little. And I have yet to see geena Davis in anything else.
he's actually right about mozzarella. mozzarella is a D tier cheese until it's melted and combined with bread, tomato sauce, and garlic, at which point it becomes A tier
I could grate half a block of mozzarella and eat it in one sitting. Grating it is a game changer especially if it's the softer kind. Actually nah even if it's the harder kind it makes it better and I cannot explain why
Your analogy made no sense. Clean water and dirty water are still water. Mozzarella being in a ball is actually processed differently than Mozzarella that is made into a block. So no, it's not like comparing clean and dirty water.
Yeah, Hugh Laurie
Same
*Rupert Everett
Guy never watched house
Cereal
Isnt Hugh Laurie like a mega star in the UK?
the Geena Davis whiff was soul crushing
50:01 - 50:03 his frame fits perfectly
He’s too galaxy brained to see when 4 movies have the same distinct word in them. Must be tough. That’s the only connection I could find from all 5 sets.
me yelling at the screen 'word same word same' while he breaks down every actor/director combination there is
Skipping Geena Davis to go to someone who isnt even the dad in Stuart Little absolutely sent me 👀
I also forgor that Hugh Laurie was the dad 💀
sent you where? to the central african republic?
Gotta admit, my mind was blown away too making the connection that the guy fron House MD is the dad from Stuart Little.
His face, voice, and character are pretty much the EXACT SAME in the movie and show.
Had no idea what his name was but knew that it was house that was the dad. Haven't seen the movie in 15 years but watched it everyday from the age of 6-7 haha
NL thinking it's wild to have texting in 2010 is CRAAAAAAZY. That's like 10 years after run of the mill flip phones having text capabilities.
Like bro, texting was mainstream at my school in like 2003. What the hell man
yeah but typing was god awful. until everyone had an iphone it wasnt actually fair to expect someone to send anything longer than 8 characters
I graduated in 2010...texting was still something only kids did to communicate when we weren't like allowed to talk(in class). Call was still primary, and it wasn't called "texting" yet. You'd "exchange text messages" or "send SMS messages" lol it's a fair point tbh
As a kid, you can tank one bad teacher 😂
I just finished snacking on a block of mozzarella before I started this video im so shook
A block? Or like the one in water? My market has the “log” that’s in water and pre-sliced into discs and that stuff is one of the most enticing “eat on its own” snacks I can even think of. Now I need to get some to snack on
@@Michael-kp4bd All mozzarella comes "in water".
@@Broketheair I mean in terms of how it’s made, yes. But it’s often sold dry - as shredded mozzarella for pizza, maybe a block that’s not shredded (that you can shred for pizza… lol) or string cheese. All dry form, but yeah that sucks to snack on, compared to the ball or “log” that is sold still soaking in water!
Edit: apparently the distinction is termed “fresh” vs “low-moisture”, where low-moisture is dried/briefly aged and ultimately sold dry. “Fresh” is still soaking in water.
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“Corey, it’s the Cold War” killed me
not the Dirty Grandpa bit again
living proof that hurt people hurt people
I live for the dles.
Me too😅
Why would you eat processed mozzarella?!? It is one of life's true joys.
NL being blind to “Dirty/Harry/Clint Eastwood” And “Hell/Hell/Hell/Hell” had me rolling.
As someone said in the last one, there’s an apparent inverse relation between movie knowledge and ability to get some of the easiest connections 😂
Yes I had 7 classes a day. 6 with homework, since one of those was PE. I don't think I did a single page of homework in all of high school though. I wasn't going to spend 10 hours at school / getting to and from school just to spend the rest of my day doing mind-numbing useless review.
Same. Did most of my homework though, but only what I could cram during study hall/free periods. We actually had 8 periods a day - one of which was always free due to PE being free since I was in a school sport.
Past freshman year, another free period was baked into the 8 periods, except when our overachieving-ass school encouraged throwing in an extra AP class so that I had 2 of one class type (e.g. math being both AP Calc *AND* AP Statistics). At that point, whatever homework couldn’t get finished during the day in free periods, the beginning of the class, or other classes (lol) was just turned in incomplete and I just dealt with that.
Cuz screw homework after waking up at 5:30am and getting home around 7pm after athletics practice/games. Plenty of kids did their full assignments ahead of time, but I just couldn’t accept being pained to that severe of an extent
Only on NL streams do you get terrible cheese takes immediately followed by correct Tom Waits takes
I'm in North America and mozzarella comes in a ball. or pearls. or sliced log.
3:40 NL liking Rain Dogs and then singing Tango Til They're Sore absolutely made my day
27:34 the moment his soul left his body
Dawg I'm in Iowa and have a fat log of mozzarella in my fridge for caprisi salads
"This is what it was like before cellphones"
"wHy dIdNt yUo sEnD tHeM a tExT?"
We'll make a deal: We'll move Dominica next to the Dominican Republic if you switch Washington and District of Columbia, so it can be next to British Columbia while the city of Washington can be in the state of Washington.
man i love some misc entertainment media trivia questions in the morning
i had to tab out and do the reversal cine2nerdle myself…NL strikes again
The mozzarella vs cheddar debate is insane. Fresh mozzarella is amazing fresh cheddar is plastic
This is 100% true I'm ot joking my sophomore year of highschool my school said "we're going to flex mod" so the next the next years there was 23 ish 15 minute blocks of schedule. There was no bell you had to know when your classes were and go there on your own. Classes could take multiple blocks and also over lap with each other. If there was a gap between your classes you could eat lunch, go to little study rooms where an on duty teacher would help if you needed anything. It went kinda hard but I was also a junior and senior under this with almost no needed credits. Freshmen had a fucked up nightmare schedule.
8:01 I love this tiny audience interaction where he highlights the subtly respectful framing of the chatter. 10/10 emotional intelligence,
Also obviously correct opinion about gray being more comfortable.
(my personal theory being, gray sweatpants are unacceptable to wear out in polite society, so you know you're snugged for a comfy night in, whereas black sweatpants can be worn in public so you can't totally 100% relax your brain because you know you could be reasonably expected to run a quick errand.)
Mozzarella is the best cheese to snack on man
It’s literally snacking cheese in string form! But also the real kind (ball/log in water) is 1000x better and also perfect to snack on alone
It’s a good snack, but a sharp cheddar is GOATed. Mozz doesn’t hold a candle to ched
Patrick Swayze was unable to cameo in the Point Break remake on account of being too dead.
Weak excuse.
Didn't stop him from being The Ghost, did it?
What a hot take on the Mozz.
44:35 - 49:25 is an all time legendary rant. I've never related more to an egg.
Me knowing it was Hugh Laurie and him not was the serotonin injection I needed today.
Minnesotan here. Mozzarella comes in a block.
Mozarella take is the biggest -2 I've ever heard in my life. I thought NL was based. I've never felt so betrayed.
Now I feel weird for my 45 minute class periods. We could have up to 9 in a day but we usually didn't, it was different for every day of the week. Sometimes you'd have first two periods off but go until ninth, or you'd start fresh at 8:15am but only go until lunch and then beat it back home
That 1955 in Stockholm guess what goated wtf
I had 8 classes a semester but 4 classes a day in hs. With an hour of study hall every day and lunch ofc.
In Buffalo, we just call it mozzarella
The most devastating movie to movie of all time
I watched Stuart little growing up so it was the first time seeing that actor. Not knowing it was house til years later. I also had no idea it was Michael j fox for the same reason. I was too young to know a ton of actors. I never seen house but when I do I’ll think of Stuart little. And I have yet to see geena Davis in anything else.
Man lives in british colombia. Nowhere near britain or colombia
They call them British Columbia but there anything but
I didn't need to know that factoid about Bad Grandpa
Long time first time. Minneapolis native who lives in NYC speaking up to affirm but clarify. He's got the right idea but the wrong attitude
Dude, Geena Davis and Hugh Laurie...
My Mozzerella comes shredded 😎
Hugh Laurie, was the father. And M. Night, actually did the screenplay. Much to my surprise
10 classes, 5 periods a day
Gotta love the fruits, preach brotha
I’ll go band for band with anybody or fruit consumption
Actually guessed the South Park game right, my first Gamedle win pogggg.
YO he took the time to edit the thumbnail to hide the dad's face?!
I wish that it was only 10% of the people at my job that sucked, its realistically probably closer to 40%-60% that are horrible at my job
holy shit we in the west have done the CAR dirty
Man, wish I was in chat when the cheese debate was going on.
Hugh Laurie
Hell Hell Hell Hell
opening the vod with the most based cheese take
Little Stuart*
he's actually right about mozzarella. mozzarella is a D tier cheese until it's melted and combined with bread, tomato sauce, and garlic, at which point it becomes A tier
imagine having this opinion unironically
Get burrata-pilled
I could grate half a block of mozzarella and eat it in one sitting. Grating it is a game changer especially if it's the softer kind. Actually nah even if it's the harder kind it makes it better and I cannot explain why
you mean little stuart?
why didn't he just hot swap to stuart little
We get mozz in little balls inside like mesh bags in MSP
wait why did utube recommend this this isnt the librarians channel
They call them the dles but they're anything but.
While we are at it, rename Canadia to North USA :P
Easy on the weezer slander nl
I think I must've missed something why doesn't NL do the keyword category in the gamedle?
Lithuania shout out!
A video again
Buffalo mozzarella is great.
Burrata is better.
Globle, at least on the days you do it, seems to REALLY FAVOR those tiny islands near Central America.
Based and weezer pilled
This bald Canadian trying to tell Italians their cheese is worse than cheddar!? He knows about as much about cheese as he does shampoo
@@JD-wu5pfbased
@@JD-wu5pf Hey, nonna was right about everything. It is what it is
I finally decided to watch Drag Me to Hell after NL said it was great.
0/10 film, 10/10 bait.
Thank you.
L mozz take
Starting off weak with the cheddar take. One of the worst cheeses for sure.
Agreed, caprese with buffalo mozzarella is top tier btw
I would like to donate $50 for you to buy new tastebuds
Pepper jack over Cheddar any day.
Mozzarella in a ball being compared to anything else is like comparing clean water to dirt water
Your analogy made no sense. Clean water and dirty water are still water. Mozzarella being in a ball is actually processed differently than Mozzarella that is made into a block. So no, it's not like comparing clean and dirty water.
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